Dr. Eileen Tan obtained her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) Degree in 1991 and Master of Medicine (MMed) in Internal Medicine in 1997 from the National University of Singapore. Her journey into dermatology began with accreditation from the Specialist Accreditation Board in 2001, followed by a fellowship at the University of British Columbia specializing in dermatologic surgery, lasers, hair disorders, and transplantation in 2002. This extensive training laid a solid foundation for her specialization in hair restoration and dermatologic surgery, equipping her with the skills necessary to address a wide range of hair and scalp conditions with precision and expertise.
Recipient of prestigious awards including the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery Preceptorship Award and the North American Hair Research Society Mentorship award, Dr. Tan’s expertise is internationally recognized. She holds certification as a Diplomate by the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery since 2009, further solidifying her status as a leading expert in her field. Dr. Tan is actively involved in public education, authoring the book “A Guide to Healthy Scalp and Hair” in 2010 and regularly appearing in national media to raise awareness about hair and scalp health. Her commitment to education and her contributions to the field make her a respected figure in both the medical community and the public sphere, ensuring that her patients receive the highest standard of care.
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Lawrence Chong
in the last weekWas at radiology and was served by Dontilo Catilo.. he asked a series of questions by but he don't know what he's asking and can't converse in English properly
Linh Huynh
a week agoDr. Oliver Massmann
a week agoTO THE GOOD DOCTORS IN MOUNT ELIZABETH NOVENA HOSPITAL On 14 April, I underwent hip-replacement surgery at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital in Singapore. It is difficult to fully express in words what this experience meant to me—but it was truly exceptional in every sense. The surgery itself went extremely well, and I feel deeply fortunate to have been in the hands of Dr. Kau Chung Yuan. He is, without exaggeration, a world-class surgeon—highly skilled, calm, and precise. But beyond his expertise, what stands out is the sense of trust and confidence he gives his patients. I would recommend him without hesitation. What made this experience even more remarkable was the extraordinary team surrounding him. My anesthetist, Dr. Lee, my kidney specialist, Dr. Alvin, my ENT specialist, Dr. Dennis Chua, and my hematologist, Dr. Daryl Tan—each of them is an outstanding expert in their field. Yet what truly sets them apart is not only their knowledge, but their dedication, attentiveness, and genuine care. You feel seen, understood, and safe at every moment. I have been treated in hospitals in the United States and in Germany, but I can honestly say that I have never experienced anything comparable to the level of medical excellence and service at Mount Elizabeth Novena. The quality of care goes far beyond professionalism—it feels almost personal, almost human in a way that is rare in modern medicine. It is, quite simply, on another level. I am deeply grateful—to Dr. Kau, Dr. Lee, Dr. Alvin, Dr. Dennis Chua, Dr. Daryl Tan, and the entire team. Thank you not only for your expertise, but for your humanity. For anyone considering surgery, I can only say this: you could not be in better hands than at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital in Singapore
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a week agoB. L I M
2 weeks agoBoo! Horrible building if you are driving here. Parking is dismally under capacity for a modern medical hospital & specialist centre. Do not drive or park here. Valet is $5 on top of parking charges. Drop of your loved ones & park elsehwere. Prepare to wait 30mins on a weekday, or divert to Novena SQ2 to park. No covered walk way, prepared to be drenched if it rains, so bring an umbrella. You think Mt. E hospitals (Orchard & Novena) their 2nd iteration, they would nail it, but parking is still oddly limited. Their modus operandi is to rely on adjacent buildings to supplement their parking. Best to Public transport or Grab there.